What does the case General Motors v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission concern?

The suit against the Federal Energy Regulatory commission (FERC) was in regard to General Motors denial of an evidentiary hearing by the FERC in regards to a complaint filed by GM. The underlying complaint concerns changes to the long term supply of natural gas (for which GM was a major buyer) and General Motors' claim that it violated the natural gas act. The original complaint was brought up against Michigan-Wisconsin Pipeline Company, who was the...

The suit against the Federal Energy Regulatory commission (FERC) was in regard to General Motors denial of an evidentiary hearing by the FERC in regards to a complaint filed by GM. The underlying complaint concerns changes to the long term supply of natural gas (for which GM was a major buyer) and General Motors' claim that it violated the natural gas act. The original complaint was brought up against Michigan-Wisconsin Pipeline Company, who was the suppliers of natural gas to GM (through intermediaries). General Motors overarching complaint is that the changes were going to negatively effect their price position, as their preferred suppliers were not included in the proposed distribution arrangement changes.